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  1. 31st Jan 2004 15:43 #1
    spiffy
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    Hi,

    I am just wondering if the buffer size really doesn't matter any more because of burn-proof (and the likes) protections? I have never puchased any burners (both CDR & DVDR) that are less than 8MB. But seems like none of the newer models coming out have more than 2MB. I've always read that larger buffer size is better; do I have to stay with 4X burners (and stock up on them) if I want to keep on using 8MB writers?

    Any comments will be appreciated. Thank in advance.

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  2. 31st Jan 2004 17:05 #2
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    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=185359&highlight=2mb

    And I've never had any trouble with my PX-708A.....
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    One time I tried burning via USB instead of USB 2

    It was writing at 0.3-0.6x instead of 2.4x and JustLink handled everything perfectly.

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